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Paws of Adams County has several pets for adoption! If you find one you are interested in you can submit an application, which you can find one here. Without a doubt, when you adopt a rescue dog, puppy, cat or kitten will put an instant smile on your face and you gain a wonderful companion! Once you fill out an application one of our application specialists will contact you as soon as possible.

All of our cats/kittens will have all their vaccines updated, microchipped, spayed/neutered and feline leukemia tested before adoption.

Kittens Under 1 yr. $80

Young Adults 1 yr. or older $40

Seniors Over 11 yrs. $20

All of our dogs and puppies will be updated on their normal vetting including vaccines, microchipped, spayed/neutered, and heartworm tested, as well as on a heartworm preventative, before adoption. They all live in foster homes and have been socialized with work on crate training, potty training and trust (if needed).

Puppies Under 1 Year - $260

Young Adults 1 to 3 years - $210

Adults over 3 yrs. $160

Seniors over !0 yrs. $130

If you click on any of the photos bellow it will provide more information about each pet. Thank you for considering adopting a Rescue animal!

Copper

Meet Copper! Isn’t he gorgeous😍 wait until you meet him in person!
Copper is a 2 year old shepsky (German shepherd/husky) He is absolutely the sweetest dog you’ll ever meet! An absolute love bug and loves to stay close to you. He loves exploring outside and playing with his foster brother all the time. He even loves to cuddle with you on the couch and watch a movie or Netflix on a rainy day. An above ground fence will be required for him so he can explore outside everyday. Another sibling to show him the ropes around the house would be a plus but he would also love your undivided attention😁. Copper is working on most of his house manners and is making progress everyday. He is neutered and up to date on vaccines.

Gabriel

He is the little guy that came in with 2 broken legs and a hernia. He is doing fantastic and is ready for adoption. He gets around pretty close to the same as any others. Loves climbing his cat tree or just playing on the floor with toys, or other kitties. He is soooo friendly and loving. If you scoop him up and snuggle him he snuggles right back! Such a cute boy as well ?. Will be extra cautious about where we place this boy. He gets along great with other kitties, and does well with dogs. No big dogs

Jonas

Meet Jonas 🙂. Jonas is a two year old male cat that is looking for his forever home.

His name means:
Dove; peaceful being, accomplishing, and a gift from God.

He himself is a peaceful little boy, and definitely a gift from God. He just wants to be loved and comforted. Most of the time you can find Jonas either laying in the bathroom sink or on the floor in the bathroom all by himself. He sometimes even lays under the sink in the cabinets.
Jonas has come along way since coming into rescue. He has learned to trust and be loved on. He is starting to cuddle now and comes to you for them. Big change from 4 months ago. He gets along good with other kitties, and even tolerates the babies lol. Does well with dogs too! He is just all around a sweet boy that is just a little spoiled lol. He likes, and sometimes demands, canned catfood. Very patient though watching and waiting while you prepare his feast 🙂

Dutchess

Dutchess is a very timid little lady. She was dumped in a field and just hasn't learned to trust completely. She is such a beautiful girl and we know in time she will learn to trust someone, with a gentle hand and patience. She would do best in a quiet home with smaller pets, and only a few. She really is a neat kitty just needs patience. Thank you for considering adopting Dutchess!

Pandora

Pandy is a sweet friendly girl and likes to be petted, but doesn't always like to be held. One of her favorites things to do is snuggle her nose on you when your sitting down and talk to you. Gets along great with all the other kitties in her foster home and isn't bothered by dogs. Isn't she such a beautiful girl!!

Ryder and Elliot

Ryder and Elliot

If they are not adopted together, and are split up, we would like to find them a home with another companion dog. A fence is a must.
We are now accepting applications.
Siblings, Ryder and Elliott were born on December 18, 2020.
Ryder is the brown, and bigger one. He was 20 pounds when they were neutered at 4 1/2 months. He is the spunkier one of the two. He is sweet as pie and loves to play and snuggle. He can be a bit bossy at times with his brother, but will make it up with his sweet puppy dog eyes. Ryder was injured when he first came into rescue. You will see his scar on his back right hip. It was evaluated by a vet and the vet expects him to make a complete recovery. I would say that he is fully healed, but have also noticed that it can be a bit sensitive for him if his brother by chance gets him back there or if he is grabbed back there. (I did that the other day when they were playing by accident) He doesn’t limp and never has, I think he has just gotten used to guarding it and will most likely grow out of that.
Elliott or “Elly” as we have been calling him is the blonde and smaller of the two. 16 pounds when he was neutered. He is a bit shyer than his brother and more submissive. He is very active and playful, but he is definitely the lazier of the two. He may take time to warm up to people, but once he does, he will be your best friend. If you give them chews to keep them occupied, Elly will surely be the last one to get his down. He’s not going to rush the good flavor and he is a gentle chewer.
They both love to be outside, and they get along so well. (Ellie will want to stay out longer) They have made fostering puppies very easy for someone who swore she would never foster puppies. They entertain and occupy each other. Ryder was getting a little bossy over food in the kennel so the easiest solution was kenneling them separately during feeding time and that has helped tremendously.
Kong toys filled with peanut butter are their best friends!
Both do great with other dogs, and cats. Sometimes they want to play with kitties that do not want to play back, but they will not hurt them.
They haven’t been around children, but they can hear the neighbor kids playing and would love to join the fun.
They are learning to walk on the leash, but was waiting on their last vaccine to go out in public settings...which is now complete.
Both will remain on the medium size. Neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and dewormed.

Savannah

Meet Savannah (Savvy)!
She is a mountain cur, we believe to be between 4 and 5 months old.
Savvy is full of exciting puppy energy! There are very few breaks for this little girl. She loves her people, but can’t resist spending most of her time playing with her foster dog siblings. She loves toys (especially her Kong) and has been known to chew on some things she shouldn’t, so this girl will need to stay occupied!
She is working on her potty training and will have it figured out with continued consistency. She is a pro when it comes to sleeping in her crate at night and napping in there during work hours. Just keep her collar/leash close because this cute little squirmer will need to potty as soon as you open her crate!
Savvy would probably do best in a home with another playful dog who can help show her the ropes. But could possibly excel in a home without another dog as long as you can offer a lot of playtime!
*Savvy has not been tested around cats or small children, but she has not shown any signs of aggression.

Ash

Ash is a pretty big boy with LOTS of love to give! he is by far one of the sweetest boys. He loves attention and just lounging around. Also loves to play. Ash is used to other cats and smaller dogs.

Ginger

Ginger has come a long way since taking her in. She is doing better with her fur siblings but really would prefer not so many. She is just the sweetest girl and LOVES attention. An adjustment period will be needed to gain her trust.

Onyx

Onyx is a playful little kitty. He is so fun and loves attention. He will snuggle right up to your face for kisses once he gets to know you. He is very needy and loving and demands attention.

Contact PAWS of Adams County, Indiana

P.O. Box 482 Decatur IN United States 46733

adamscountyanimals@yahoo.com